Murphy Successfully Took Over the Daughters of Glory! Now He Really Was the Creator's Son, the War Marshal!

Murphy smoothly took command of the Daughters of Glory. When he turned and gave the people behind him the all-clear signal, his entourage immediately came forward to join the vampire lord.

Together, they stepped into the safe teleportation zone marked by the pale blue ring. But they weren't teleported right away. Instead, bands of light flickered over them from head to toe. The administrator system displayed a message saying it was recording their biological information and granting temporary access. Murphy, however, was worried about something else.

"I heard quantum teleportation works by first breaking a person down into information particles at their original location, then reassembling those particles at the destination. It looks like someone is being teleported, but in reality, they're killed and disassembled, then reassembled and brought back to life."

He quietly asked his "personal chief engineer":

"Does your Sentinel Legion's teleportation work like that?"

"Where do you pick up this kind of bargain-bin knowledge? It sounds pretty plausible, unfortunately, that's not how quantum teleportation works here."

Mosna covered her face, feeling that it was a little embarrassing for her commander to ask such a question. But considering that, among those present, only Ms. Flindis and herself could probably answer Commander Murphy's peculiar question, she quietly explained:

"Teleportation of physical objects based on quantum entanglement is more like copying space. It just changes the parameters of your relative position. With a few phase formulas and a special ritual, stable teleportation is possible. It's not as mysterious as you think.

"If anything, what this process changes is the region of space you're in, not you yourself.

"In fact, if quantum teleportation could break living beings down into basic information particles, we'd have made weapons out of it long ago.

"Chaos creatures are more like clusters of corrupted information than